English to Latin Meaning of peeve - REMORDEO

Peeve :

REMORDEO

noun

verecundiam, contumeliae, ignominiam, semper, in contumeliam, REMORDEO, in fastu negas, sibilum, neglegunt, tedium, pugnes, exacerbatione, tetraones,, impietatis, despectum

verb

dominationemque contemnunt, obtrectant;, in fastu negas, REMORDEO, instigare, provocares, irritare, vexas, noli contendere, VEXO, canis, pugnes, obganniat, Peregrino molestus, displicere vellem, enim contumeliam sustinuerant, verecundiam, contumeliae, Quia blasphemas, in contumeliam, percutiens, ledo, inpulsa, inmerentibus,, Hostes vos, fastidiosum, offendimus, Huff

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Definitions of peeve in English

Noun(1) an annoyed or irritated mood
Verb(1) cause to be annoyed, irritated, or resentful

Examples of peeve in English

(1) someone lying to me is my pet peeve(2) This is a pet peeve of mine, and I've posted about it before.(3) My pet peeve of this campaign is fast becoming the oft-expressed wish that Canadian voters will elect a minority government.(4) This is a pet peeve of mine, so I'm happy to explain this.(5) his pet peeve is not having answers for questions from players(6) One of my biggest pet peeves (at any restaurant) is when the server rattles off the specials, but the patron needs to ask what the prices of these specials are.(7) I sat down to watch it and was somewhat peeved to see that they hadn't included anything about the alternate ending.(8) The insurance companies are particularly peeved at the absence of the risk management concept in the revised tariff.(9) Actually I'm a sore loser and will only be peeved when I don't win.(10) One of my absolute pet peeves is when people mis-spell the word ├ö├ç├┐Caribbean├ö├ç├û as ├ö├ç├┐Carribean├ö├ç├û.(11) Let your friends know you are genuinely sorry and that you understand why they're peeved .(12) You might have your pet peeves , but other than that, you're mainly calm.(13) They're peeved because a rich American businessman with no knowledge of football has taken over the club.(14) One of my pet peeves is things that are ├ö├ç├┐all-natural├ö├ç├û.(15) One of my pet peeves is spelling errors in newspapers.(16) However, I am slightly peeved at myself as I should've done some of these application forms on Monday.

Related Phrases of peeve

(1) pet peeve ::

Pet peeve

Related Phrases of peeve

(1) pet peeve ::

Pet peeve

Synonyms

Verb

1. irritate ::

irritare

2. annoy ::

vexas

3. vex ::

Hostes vos

4. anger ::

furorem

5. exasperate ::

ad iracundiam provocare

6. irk ::

piget incepti

7. gall ::

felle mistum

8. pique ::

ob simultates

9. nettle ::

urtica crescet myrtus

11. get on someone's nerves ::

ut in aliquem scriptor nervi

12. try someone's patience ::

patientiam tentare aliquem

14. rub the wrong way ::

fricare ad perversas

15. aggravate ::

cumulare

16. rile ::

inmerentibus,

17. needle ::

foramen acus transire

18. get to ::

ut ad

19. bug ::

cimex

20. get someone's goat ::

ut aliquis de capra

22. tee off ::

off see

23. tick off ::

tick off

Different Forms

peeve, peeved, peeves, peeving

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